Letters to the Editor This is a problem that has been looming on the horizon for years, and [The Oregonian] has nobody but itself to blame [“Stop the Presses,” WW, Aug. 8, 2012]. I remember several years ago, to ce   More

Letters to the Editor I found Aaron Mesh’s well-researched article on Multnomah County Library funding to be quite informative, but that’s because I’m skilled at untangling miswritten articles [“When Stacks Att   More

Letters to the Editor I don’t usually see this type of bias in WW, but it’s certainly evident in this article [“Mr. Smith Runs From Salem, WW, July 25, 2012]. [Jefferson Smith] saying “we need more police officer   More

Letters to the Editor I think the R should stand for Resolutions [“A is for Adams,” WW, July 18, 2012]. Mayor [Sam] Adams sponsored a resolution declaring the city’s support for a U.S. constitutional amendment to   More

Letters to the Editor My former boss, Steve Novick, just flunked logic [“Murmurs,” WW, July 11, 2012]. Turns out he’s not in charge of all energy use in “the region”; he’s a player in protecting the PDX citizen   More

Letters to the Editor Whatever happened to kids just doing kid stuff? [“Teenage Wasteland,” WW, July 4, 2012]. It’s like you are implying if you are a teenager and not into watching bands or drinking coffee, then   More

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Letters to the Editor My children have finished school and college, but I would not be happy with young children being exposed to Wi-Fi in the classroom [“Wireless Waste,” WW, June 20, 2012]. I use a mobile [ph   More

Letters to the Editor This article is shameless propaganda [“Fisherman’s Wrath,” WW, June 13, 2012]. First, the proposed ban on gill nets has nothing to do with a social attack on blue-collar workers; it is an en   More

Letters to the Editor I have known John [Kroger] since we both arrived at Lewis & Clark, and he is my friend [see “The Smartest Guy in the Room,” WW, June 6, 2012]. We often don’t see eye to eye on politics, an   More